Seafood Restaurants in Bedford
Fishbone Grill & Oyster Bar
$12 for $20 Worth of Seafood Platters and Burgers at Fishbone Grill & Oyster Bar
Blackened catfish, grilled tilapia, and giant all-beef burgers pair with beers across from the Dallas Cowboys stadium
Town North
$20 $12
$11 for $20 Worth of Fried Catfish and Seafood at Jimmy's Catfish
Jimmy's Catfish
Downtown Grand Prairie
$20
$11
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$12 for $20 Worth of Southwest-Style Seafood, Steak, and Sandwiches for Two at The Wild Turkey
The Wild Turkey
Multiple Locations
$20
$12
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Cooking Demo and Four-Course Dinner for One, Two, or Four at The Lockedoor Social Dining (38% Off)
The Lockedoor Social Dining
Dallas
$80
$50
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$10 for $20 Worth of Seafood and Po'Boys at Fish Bone Grill
Fishbone Grill -Dallas
Northeast Dallas - White Rock
$20
$10
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$12 for $20 Worth of Vietnamese Cuisine and Seafood at Mix Food & Cocktails
Mix Food & Cocktails
Starwood
$20
$12
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$14 for $24 Worth of African Cuisine at Charcol Restaurant & Grill
Charcol Restaurant & Grill
Ruisseau Village Shopping Center
$24
$14
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Cajun Food at Bayou Jack's (Up to 43% Off). Two Options Available.
Bayou Jack's
McKinney
$30
$17
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Hints of French and Italian cuisine mingle with Texas culinary traditions at Dino’s Steak and Claw House, where chefs deconstruct classic surf and turf inside a vintage bank building. In the kitchen, they slice fresh garlic and heirloom tomatoes between trips to the grill, which sizzles with 8-ounce beef fillets and 20-ounce porterhouses. Lobster can be ordered with a crabmeat crust or a puffy jacket of ravioli and a pistachio-froth scarf. Meals unfold atop white linen tablecloths dotted with fresh floral arrangements, and chandeliers illuminate the dining room with a glow as warm and inviting as a welcome mat made of jalapeños. Work by local artists accents the entire scene, and grand-piano ticklings turn up the classiness to a glass-shattering 11. A black-marble bar adds an extra layer of luxury, which extends to a patio made for al fresco dining.
Fishbone Grill & Oyster Bar had been in place for a quarter of a decade when a new neighbor rolled into town and shook everything up. In 2009, the Dallas Cowboys' 111,000-person-capacity stadium sprung up just across the street, bringing with it throngs of fans looking for a place to eat and drink before the game.
Fishbone adapted, and today its tailgating events are a spectacle that often feature appearances from former Cowboys safety and three-time pro-football champion Bill Bates. But whether it's game day or any other day, the cooks display the same dedication in whipping up catfish platters, popcorn crawfish, and grilled mahi mahi. The menu ventures out of Texas, too, crossing into Cajun and Mexican territory with Louisiana-style crab cakes, shrimp quesadillas, shrimp cocktails, crab legs, and house-made gumbo.
The aroma of catfish filets frying in the kitchen wafts through Catfish Sam's and unites with the scents of hand-breaded-shrimp appetizers and charbroiled rib-eye steaks. Each table comes dressed with complimentary sides, including no-fat pinto beans, coleslaw, housemade yeast rolls, hush puppies, and green-tomato relish.
At Chop House Steak & Seafood, head chef Kenny Mills relies on the skills he's learned throughout his eclectic career, which included a stint operating the healthy, organic Natura Cafe in Uptown Dallas, as well as stops at steakhouses in Denver, Fort Worth, and DC. The menu reflects the chef's extensive experience with simple, yet elegant dishes, such as slow-smoked prime rib, Cajun rib eyes, mesquite-grilled salmon over lemon couscous, and tuna tartare tostadas.
Larry Walker knows seafood. The co-owner of The Oasis at Joe Pool Lake has sought game fish in more than 20 countries across the world and some of his greatest catches even adorn the eatery?s walls, including a massive black marlin that he snagged near Australia?s Great Barrier Reef. These maritime touches fit right in at a restaurant that floats atop the surface of Joe Pool Lake and serves a menu of pan-regional seafood dishes.
In addition to making shrimp gumbo and New England?style clam chowder, the chefs also create Tex-Mex fish tacos and beer-battered fish and chips. The selection even includes a handful of Southern staples from the land, such as barbecued brisket sandwiches and chicken-fried steak.
With the waters of Joe Pool Lake lying just beyond its walls, The Oasis at Joe Pool Lake features an outdoor patio area overlooking the surrounding shoreline. The eatery keeps diners engaged by hosting live entertainment in the form of bands and DJs, which get crowds up and dancing beneath the festively colored lights strung above the outdoor tables.
Circle S Catfish Grill is a labor of love for the Shipp family, with elder son Adam managing the day-to-day affairs, wife Kelli and parents Randy and Patti taking time from their retirement or teaching careers to pitch in, and younger brother Nick employing his training under Wolfgang Puck to design many of the recipes on the menu. Like a fancy state dinner with coloring-book placemats, the restaurant fuses a family-friendly ambience with elegant dishes, such as Angus beef sirloin, grilled salmon, or Nick's specialty bread pudding topped with crème aunglace. Collected artifacts of Americana, buzzing neon, and a huge flat-screen TV adorn the walls, surrounding vinyl and chrome furnishings that evoke the image of a mid-20th-century Route 66 diner. Freshly cut fries sidle up to plates of fried catfish or grilled chicken, and housemade salsas, tartar sauces, and cocktail sauces pair up with tilapia, chips, and succulent fried shrimp.